The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-20
Building operations are booming,

some OF our correspondence had to be
cut out, for lack Of space.
A sign in front Of Zalsman's states tia,
"sumer' drinks can be obtained inside.
A number of pine trees have been plant
ca by various property owners in town.
a gentleman from Norwich, c., bought
carload Of horses Of Poindexter L. Orr
;; this week.
The new folder, recently put in the In.
ter MomHta'n office, does its work rapidly
and neatly.
Two carloads Of Indians came to town.
few days ago, 10 visit the victims Of the
wreck at Dell.
Get our prices FOR job printing. We
are equipped for doing the best of work at
reasonable prices.
w. B. Carter and family hav. moved to
their ranch, about six miles down the val.
ley, for the summer.
The report that Jin.my Lapsh was mar.
ried, was all hoax, gotten up by several
of Jimsfun.loving friends.
Edward NARROW, proprietor of the Dill.
Ion feed, sale and livery stable, has new
advertisement in this issue.
The ladies Of the Baptist sewing society
will meet next Thursday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. Jas. Shute.
The TRIBUNE has the best and most en-.
terprising corps OF correspondents of any
newspaper in Southern Montana.
We have the pleasure Of presenting to
our readers, this week, one Of the sweetest
| little poems ever published in this terri.
tory.
n. Armstrong shipped his 2.year old
bay filly, Helena, to Chicago, Wednesday
night, to go into training for the spring
races.
The w. G. T. w., Of Dillon, will meet at
the Grace NJ. E. Church, Wednesday,
May csth, at 3 O'Clock p. IN. A full at
tendance is desired.
An inmate Of DR.. Pickman's hospital,
named Robert Hughes, Of Medicine Lodge
died Sunday morning Of malaria, and was
buried the same afternoon.
Rack Nelson and John Adams, of this
place, who recently went to Argenta to
engage in the hotel and saloon business,
are having a satisfactory trade.
Eliel's store is literally packed with sea-
sonable spring goods. He is determined,
by carrying a complete assortment and
selling at low prices, to keep the trade at
home.
Local dealers report the agricultural i'm.
plement trade as being better this spring
than it it has ever been before. The sales
of all kind. of farm machinery are i'm.
mensc.
The ladies Of the Baptist church are
making arrangements for holding a
clo:hespin festival, within few weeks.
The pins will be served raw, fried and
stewed.
The subject Of the morning discourse at
the Baptist church next Sunday, May 7,d,
will be "See Thy Way in the Valley"
Subject for Evening, "Christ's Definition
of Eternal Life"
A speciality is made, at this Office, Of
printing letter and noteheads tor stock men.
Neat cuts of horses or cattle branded and
placed on the corner of the headings with
out extra charge.
Attention is called to the Inducements
offered by Kaufman, in double half:col
umn advertisement on the eighth page.
The prizes are on exhibition at his store
and are as represented.
"Man's inhumanity to man" was never
better illustrated than by Judge Melton's
action, last Sunday, in refusing to issue a
permit for entrance to the county hospital,
of the Indians who were injured in the
wreck at Dell.
Pat. English, section hand, who was
arrested on charge OF stealing goods from
the wrecked cars at Dell, was examined
before Judge Holden Tuesday but was re-
leased on motion OF IL. Burlelgh, the de-
PENDANTS attorney.
The printed price lists, issued from this
Office last summer, are no longer in use by
US. Many changes and reductions have
been made in our prices, and hereafter no
lists will be sent out, but prices will be
given on application.
Our patrons and friends can see for
! 1henselyes that our advertising space is